Binary
by Jay Caselberg
Price: $2.99 USD. 117810 words.
Published by Book View Cafe on February 26, 2010. Fiction.
Set in a distant binary star system, warring families struggle for supremacy. Against a backdrop of cataclysmic conditions, an alien race and a society forced to come to terms with the cyclical changes of their colony world, politics and intrigue thrive. From the author of Wyrmhole, Metal Sky, The Star Tablet and Wall of Mirrors, Caselberg gives us a new interpretation of a classic tale.
Location: Germany
Member Since: Feb. 20, 2010
Jay Caselberg
Biography
Jay Caselberg is an Australian author currently based in Europe. He travels extensively for his day job and may be in a number of different countries in any month. Though he primarily works at short fiction length, he also writes novels. His work spans Literary, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and anything in between. His bibliography can be found at his website at www.jaycaselberg.com
Where to find Jay Caselberg online
Website: http://www.jaycaselberg.com
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Books
Angel on the Beach
by Jay Caselberg
Price: $4.99 USD. 65980 words. Published by Book View Cafe on February 21, 2010. Fiction.
This collection shows the breadth of Caselberg’s writing: Horror, Fantasy, Science Fiction and all those things in between. Within these tales, Caselberg explores the darker side of humanity and life. Both older stories and new previously unpublished pieces, it is sure to intrigue and give the reader plenty of food for thought.
Price: $4.99 USD. 65980 words. Published by Book View Cafe on February 21, 2010. Fiction.
This collection shows the breadth of Caselberg’s writing: Horror, Fantasy, Science Fiction and all those things in between. Within these tales, Caselberg explores the darker side of humanity and life. Both older stories and new previously unpublished pieces, it is sure to intrigue and give the reader plenty of food for thought.